Riiiight. Maybe someday xD
I hope CX 48" debuts somewhere around RM7k - RM8.5k

wooo, LG has a new TV coming soon alreadyyy 

should be new TV right? cause they cover it up i guess...

New TV just arrived! absolutely massive tho

Both gaming and movies. Wanted a simple wireless and av receiver-free setup so went with a 5.1 channel sonos system.

Sonos playbar
Sonos sub
2 sonos play 1 for rear channels
Sonos boost

LG OLED 48CX
This model will launching at Malaysia?
can put inside small room

Sony A9S also 48inch OLED, but LG 48CX more feature for Gaming, hope LG will launching 48CX, also can use for PC Gaming.

In the olden days, you buy. Switch on. Watch. Life is now complicated.

Sigh, wanted this to use as a computer monitor. I searched and it seems Singapore is not bringing it in as well. Any ideas if we can import it to Malaysia? Just have to pay the tax right?

Edit: I just asked Brunei's LG agent and they will check for me tomorrow whether they can bring it in. I bought my 65CX from them in May.

Yes. Old hdmi cable can only do 18gbps max.

New 2.1 compliance need 40-48gbps bandwidth

First time I heard of Fibre Optic HDMI cable. Is it worth the premium over copper wire HDMI?

No. CX is about 12.5-13k+.

C9 isn't much lower than RM12k.
It's the only choice if you have to use long runs. Understand that the fibre optic you can readily buy from ugreen, unitek, vention, etc. are using plastic fibre cores. Real fibre optic is made with silica glass and those aren't cheap.
Fibre optic HDMI cables has been around since 2010ish. It's nothing new. There is no 5 meters HDMI cable because that is out of the HDMI's spec. Anything more than 3 meters is out of spec.

Also take note that there is no such thing as a HDMI 2.1 or HDMI 2.0 (or any HDMI version) cable. There is only a HDMI cable capable of passing through said bandwidth or it simply cannot. It's mostly semantics, but it's important to know the difference because it's now far too common for manufacturers to plaster "HDMI version X" designation to their cable instead of displaying a certified seal (with a QR code to check). Usually these cables simply mean they haven't actually sent their cable to be certified.

As of right now, there are NO consumer fibre optic HDMI cable beyond 10m that can pass through 48gbps. We will see some next year.

of course go for cx 77” la. The lowest price I got quoted was rm24k.

bought another oled? bro u replacing ur c9 with this ka?

^Get your facts straight.

VRR works, stop quoting articles that don't know jack shit about what they're talking about as they don't even have a C9/CX.

VRR is however FLAWED, this has been known since more than half a year ago - when they enabled Gsync compatible for the C9 and when the CX launched.